its for my WBacc and need a realistic quote but the business doesnt actually exist.

Hi l take it your in the uk so here is a website that will sort all that out for you
http://insurance.essentialtravel.co.uk/paintballing.asp

Why do not you contact a local paintball company (as in a company that runs paintballing days) and ask them who they use and their contact details. Then you could contact the company and ask them to help you on your project and give you the info you need.

If u mean to start a paintballing business, u do not need insurance, u just make the people who come to do it sign something which says ''we r not in anyway responsible for any harm/hurt to a player, the player or the adult signatory is fully responsible for any medical problems caused by the paintballing experience'' or something worded a little bit better! If u go to a paintballing place u can see what it says. Basically, someone over 18 has to sign for everyone there (usually players can be from 14 years old) or if they r 18 they sign themselves to say the place is not responsible for anything & basically, if u choose to go paintballing u know you're going to get hurt.

Signed documents mean everything in court. Do not let insurance providers tell u any different.

l am a licensed insurance agent and can help you with this.

You will need to have people sign waivers, but waivers do not always hold up, espescially in cases of serious injuries.

If you're interested in receiving a free quote, please email me your contact information.

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All the best

l would contact your local broker and explain the situation or look on the web.The first two links l found were http://paintballinsurance.com/ and http://paintball-insurance.net/ . Although a liability waiver would help to keep the risks of claims lower you will need to have employers and or public liability insurance.